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The OpenSees macos binary available for download is linked to tcl8.5. For most use cases this is certainly ok, as macos sierra provides tcl8.5.9. I have got a OpenSees/tcl script that makes use of tcl8.6 features (TclOO). So I would like to get OpenSees linked to tcl8.6. I successfully installed tcl...

As a work-around for this weird issue, in scripts I add a node recorder.
Example: "recorder Node -xml output/R.out -node 91 92 93 94 -dof 3 reaction"
Then the command 'nodeReaction' works.

Dear hustlcf1990 The file "Makefile.def" is pasted below. ############################################################################ # # Program: OpenSees # # Purpose: A Top-level Makefile to create the libraries needed # to use the OpenSees framework. Works on Linux version 6.1 # and be...

> How to get the last command in the OpenSees terminal in Linux? The up key just gives me characters "^[[A" . Try "rlwrap OpenSees". man page: rlwrap - readline wrapper. rlwrap runs the specified command, intercepting user input in order to provide readline's line editing, persis...

Update for OpenSees 2.4.3 on OpenSUSE 13.1 The following steps were necessary: 1. cp MAKES/Makefile.def.EC2-SUSE Makefile.def 2. edit Makefile.def - adapt home directory (line 67) HOME = /home/..... - adapt TCL_LIBRARY to your tcl version (8.6) (line 113) - change linker option: remove (or comment o...

The error message is the same I got on OpenSuse Linux (http://opensees.berkeley.edu/community/ ... =3&t=56335).
The work-around was to edit Makefile.def and change the linkflags options. The compilation succeeded once the option -Wl was commented out (#):
LINKFLAGS = -rdynamic #-Wl

Successfully compiled OpenSees on OpenSUSE. The following steps were necessary: 1. cp MAKES/Makefile.def.EC2-SUSE Makefile.def 2. edit Makefile.def - adapt home directory (line 67) HOME = /home/..... - change linker option: remove (or comment out) option -Wl (line 179) LINKFLAGS = -rdynamic #-Wl 3. ...